A holy being able to enter the kingdom of God is very tolerant and kind towards all living beings, celestial beings, human beings, animals and plants. He is impartial, and grants his benevolence to all human beings without exception, but also to all animals and plants.

He will not commit the stupidity of killing a terrestrial or aquatic animal for the sole purpose of feed themselves and their families, or destroy or even burn trees just to cultivate new crops and thus expand their land. The destroyer forgets or even ignores that by doing so he murders many living beings who live in and among trees, at ground level or underground.

The holy being shows kindness, benevolence and compassion towards all living things and has no enemies. It is calm and peaceful. These are the qualities of those who have access to the kingdom of God. By cultivating these qualities, the human being gradually progresses towards liberation, until he attains the kingdom of God.

The perfect knowledge which leads to God.

He whose intelligence and mind, refuge and faith are in God, sees pure knowledge ridding him of all doubts. He then advances with a firm step on the path of liberation, of salvation.

He whose thoughts, intelligence and faith remain fixed on God, taking complete refuge in Him, is freed from doubt and has a perfect knowledge of all that has to do with the absolute, God. He knows that he is both One with the Lord and distinct from Him. Armed with this spiritual knowledge, he progresses with certainty on the path to liberation.

It is in the consciousness of God that knowledge and peace reach their peak. The man of faith bathed in absolute knowledge and master of his senses, knows the highest spiritual peace.

He whose acts are imbued with devotion, the pure soul, master of his senses and of his mind is dear to all, and all are dear to him. Although always active, he never falls into the traps of karma [law of action-reaction, or law of cause and effect]. He puts his words and his body, his mind and his intelligence at the service of the Lord, in the consciousness of Krishna, the consciousness of God, and is therefore perfectly liberated in this world, even if his actions seem material.

The Lord adds: “For one who teaches this supreme secret to My devotees, progress in devotional service is assured and in the end it will return to Me without a doubt. None of My servants in this world is dearer to Me than He, and no one will ever be dearer to Me”.

God, the Supreme Person, wants us all to be happy, but we cannot be outside of Him, because we are tiny fragments, integral parts of His Divine Person. So we have to go